Jefferson High School - Archives Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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ifiusat., Erika and Mr. Gossard are discussing future plans for the Student Council. At one of the Student Counci1's regular meetings each member seems to be engrossed in the problems and decisions in preparing for the Second Annual A11-School Spring Carnival. NY. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right, Erika Rabe, presidentg Charlotte Fleszar, vice-presidentg Paula Franke, secretaryg and Sharon Grunow, treasurer. if-H n Q v 27 - kk,f't - ws 5, ix p H ,t,, Fa-'P' if 21 3... A I

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Future legislators... One of the most important organizations at Jefferson is the ruling body of student school life, the Student Council. Elected by the students themselves, the representatives, two from each home -room, work with the faculty and administration in establishing policies and programs that will benefit and improve the school. Funds for accomplishing the se undertakings are pro- vided by an occasional all-school movie or dance sponsored by Council. Students and teachers are kept informed of the group's activities by regular bulletins covering minutes and business transacted at the meetings and by reports from home-room representatives. The fall elections for class officers are supervised each year by the Fair Elections Committee. It is also the respon- sibility of Council to check and approve all posters advertising school activities placed in the school. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FRONT ROW: Left to right, Linda Boberg, Charlotte Fleszar, Sherri Swope, Linda Duncan, Janis Stetler, Terri Lambert, SEC- OND ROW: Ruth Cawood, Judy Bournazos, Kathy Breslin, Darrick Whitaker, Cindy Goodwin, Erika Rabe, Paula Franke, Lana Godfrey, THIRD ROW: Sharon Grunow, Norm 20 i Grahl, Karyn Forbes, Daryl Kosino, Dot Fix, Rick Terrasi, John Richwine, Eugene Stoner, Bonnie St. Bernard, Mr. Gossard, FOURTH ROW: Bill Burrer, Tom Gross, Bill Absalom, Ray Avendt, Dave Regelin, John Ellenwood, Larry Prucka, Ron Cunningham, Bill Myers, and Barb Hyden.

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iii its o 14 Judy Madon, editor of this year's Archives. Recording our times... Yearbooks don't just happen. There is a lot of Work involved in getting 120 pages of names under the right faces and saying the right thing about people, piaces, and events. This year's staff was headed by Judy Madon, editor, and Tanya Marshall, copy editor. Charlotte Fleszar, business manager, Larry Orr, adverstising manager, and Jan Tomkinson, sales manager, handed the financial problems. John Richwine, photo editor, and Ed Hutchinson and Shara Senker, art editors, provided the layout and general design of it the book. Editors of various sections of the Archives include Darryl Eighmey, facultygChrisOwsinek, activities, Bill Antaya, organizations, John Cronk, sports, Jackie Kohler, underclass- men, and Kathy Ery, seniors. 1 Yi 'V +3 Kathy, Jackie, and Tanya find a humorous typo in reading copy. 22 Bill and Darryl are mounting photographs for the final pasteup.